A Slovenian residence permit — a clear plan instead of chaos
We choose the grounds for your Slovenian residence permit, check your documents and guide the whole process — from the first consultation to receiving your residence card and settling in in Slovenia.
EU rights, safety for your family and a clear path to legal status
Legal status in the EU
Free movement within the Schengen area without a visa and clear rules for crossing borders.
A safe environment
Slovenia is one of the calmest countries in Europe: a low crime rate and a comfortable urban environment for families.
Climate and nature
From a mild coastline to Alpine peaks — several climate zones in a compact country.
A convenient location
An hour or two from Italy, Austria, Hungary and Croatia — a handy base for living and travelling around Europe.
Predictable rules
A stable economy, predictable taxation and a high standard of living for the region.
Quick adaptation
Slovenian is a Slavic language: Russian speakers find it easier to get used to and to start understanding everyday speech.
We find the option that fits your situation
We take into account your goals for moving, family composition, income, profession and long-term plans in Slovenia.
Business immigration
Opening a company (d.o.o.) in Slovenia and obtaining a residence permit for the director or a full-time employee.
from €5,000 Learn more →Studying in Europe
Enrolment in Slovenian institutions with no age limit, with full support throughout.
from €1,500 Learn more →EU Blue Card
Setting up a position for a highly qualified specialist at a Slovenian company.
from €6,000 Learn more →Digital nomad
A Slovenian residence permit for professionals with a current contract and remote income from a foreign client.
from €2,000 Learn more →Family reunification
A residence permit on the basis of joining a spouse who already holds legal status in Slovenia.
from €500 Learn more →Through real estate
Grounds connected with buying or entering a long-term lease of property in Slovenia.
from €2,500 Learn more →Find out the cost of relocation support
An estimate for a family of several people — three short steps.
Step 1 of 3
Stages of obtaining a Slovenian residence permit
Consultation
We discuss your goals, family situation and timeline. We choose the best grounds for a residence permit.
Preparing documents
We collect and prepare the document package, and arrange translations and notarisation.
Filing the application
We file the documents for you and your family members and track the progress of the case.
Getting the permit and settling in
We handle your residence registration and help with schools, healthcare and banks.
The specialists who see you through to the result
Mariia
A professional lawyer, degree from the Moscow State Academy of Law (2005). More than 18 years of practice in the highest courts, including the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation. Studying Slovenian law since 2019.
Andrey
An economist, Plekhanov Russian University of Economics. More than 17 years in management roles and running his own business. Helping with immigration to Slovenia since 2019.
About us
Diplomas confirming our qualifications, and real client cases
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Mariia Golubnik — migration lawyer in Slovenia
“It all started with my own move to Slovenia with my family more than 7 years ago. Going through the process myself, I came to understand migration procedures, document requirements and how Slovenian authorities actually work in practice.
A legal education and experience working with legislation let me analyse every situation in detail and build a lawful relocation strategy. I have established working relationships with government bodies, educational institutions, banks and court-certified translators in Slovenia.”
The simplest and most affordable route into the EU
Unlike the residence programmes of Spain or France, which require tens of thousands of euros in the bank and high bureaucratic barriers, Slovenia offers flexible, clear conditions — especially for business, study and family reunification.
Obtaining a residence permit and relocating costs noticeably less than in Germany, Italy or Austria: company registration, renting a home and taxes are all more affordable.
After 5 years of residence on a permit you can obtain permanent residence, and then Slovenian citizenship: the path is clear and one of the most transparent in the EU.
All types of Slovenian residence permityears of legal experience
residence cards obtained
years of practice in Slovenia
successful cases
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